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feat(ConfirmationDialog): Convert ConfirmationDialog to CSS modules behind team feature flag #5331
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const ConfirmationBody: React.FC<React.PropsWithChildren<DialogProps>> = ({children}) => { | ||
return <StyledConfirmationBody>{children}</StyledConfirmationBody> | ||
const enabled = useFeatureFlag(CSS_MODULES_FEATURE_FLAG) | ||
return <StyledConfirmationBody className={enabled && classes.ConfirmationBody}>{children}</StyledConfirmationBody> |
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Since I don't believe we allow custom styling for this component, I didn't bother adding a className
prop. Not sure if we should always add one regardless or not if the component doesn't utilize sx
or custom styles?
Closes https://github.com/github/primer/issues/4134
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